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"A < sogft was established for the punishment
sisting OF persons who refused to surrender
their houses and lands, the latter being those
who would not act. contrary to their conscien-
courts we're called cromweil's slaughter houses.
As the majority Of the nation had now been
ohp hansns r Rs Govsrnmsn had Se
turn their attention to other affairs. The des.
Sn e Or h b. n sh ha h eo %Sse
cred a rare phenomenon. In consequence OF
this depopylatio1 Wild beasts had multIpled
S n az S 10 II M hS
nus hys hree to
s 4 d he Tq G S yRom lay g bsa.
Ient more. Tho third beast Is a Tory. on whose
hf or h hS es pap prya nS azO and
oeEs sh had SPAN 5a est hs
we're thus deprived Of the pleasure and the pride
Tor Irish dogs we're famous, Of this consolation ."d
every effort made to keep down boasts Of prov.
But the whole blame was thrown on the sec Z,
there chad had been no priests there Would have
been en-, ao wolves. The syllogism ran somewhat
The Ponish priests are the cause OF every
misery in Ireland.
The wolves are misery.
Therefore the priests are to blame for the ex-
s%r e Of psSsd Hs Ss rs
desolatIon Of the country, from the 2lrst inva
sion f9r so many agssn And this is IN, IN
no Irish could have been plnndered, and II
there had been no plunder there could not
the sS the o hays
question as yet. and leave for, that head also
the literary aspect Of the question when VII
/ turn now to English prohibition, Of Irish
o Ghoef eare d
GTace ed, the annals OF any nation n,0.o,v
and effectually the cattle trade was destroyed
si.hsF {o5bISdsn or SiseParassdi + ny ness
land, to-day is little better because. Irish
and regulations in their leases which efrectu-
cultural pursuits to his own advantage.
Tho woollen and linen trades alone were left
tlon; I proceed to show how, even this poor
justice was denied to IRELAND. The ,Toolle1
was at one time source Of some considerable
INCOME to the Irish people. But the fabulous
folly OF the English governors Of Ireland made
called sister kingdom. In the year 1897 blll
was passed restraining the expectation OF wool
hliss Majesty. in the most public and effeetual
way that may be, to declare to au his subjects
Of Ireland that the growth and increase Of the
ieets 81 this England kinsdom,SS and further.
mako Il their care ane's and use their utmest d
gence to hinder the expectation Of wool from
ireland except TO be. imported hither Ito Eng
h sddass KING %m
gave the ever memorable reply. shall do all
in ireland nd and and to encourage the linen manu-.
there H and to Promotde the trade OF Eng
have law to that ot eject passed in the
II ever there was need to prove that the Irish
tiyes. and not as the equals. social or POLITICAL,
Of the Ensb is
un Hi the whole irish question. ireland
has never been. and is not at present, ,consid
cred or treated an Integral gsrt Of the Brit
the poItica folly and seek tie social H Suicides
which .thIs line q, II action involves. then: and
In the mean time It Is not fair to expect the
Irish people to DO loyal to a Government which
treats them as an inferior race. or devoted to a
Queen who has never shown even the least de-
sire to. grant them the same. I Will not say
favor, but even the same justice which she dis
In l723 the Unfortunate woollen traders and
clothieEs were simply starving: starving be-
4n99 Sh hsfo Fsa ssosr s than
made famine.
their oppressors would allow them to work the
linen trade. But no. this too was supposed to
therefore to be sternly repressed. There is.
however. one curious and noteworthy fact
about the linen trade. 1t was plainly stated In
the act Of Parliament which at one time al
done because this trade wns in the hands OF
Protestants. but oven Protestants when they
were Irish had to suffer.
In the year 1862 agrarian disturbances began
by the rising Of the " White Boys" An English
nobleman had tho common sense to see, and
the honesty to acknowledge, that the true rea-
son Of all Irish disturbance was tho poverty, of
the people. and that this poverty was caused by
the wilful and peEverse msGovernmen1ts Ct the
nobleman lord Northumberland stated that
Industrial employment would be the best and
what avail when ayarice rules and justice has
long since, fed. with a few noble exceptions:
Ireland. Sister NJ FRANCIS CLARE,
Summer Home for king Girls,
Englewood, N. J.